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spot quoted at 7.67c; May. 7.65 I67c; June,
z 12aL77c; July, SEE; August, 7.So a
790c; city steam. T. Acc.
Butter quiet and weak. Cheese firm and fair
inquiry from the trade
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE wheat market was
active and stronger TO day, with shorts buying
more freely and displaying more anxiety to cover
outstanding May sales. Any general buying on
their part, however, caused values to rapidly
appreciate. Traders are completely at sea as to
the probable course of prices during the remain
ing half OF the month and as to the possibility
of May squeeze Outside news certainly
appears to have very little weight in affecting
the price of wheat for May delivery. Rain
reported IN various sections. though the general
ity OF the crop returns was unfavorab.e Re
ceipts show falling off aggregating only 234 900
bushels at twelve points, and the export clearings
were also very light May delivery opened at
$780, or &C lower than last night, fell off to S3ac.
rose to SAGE, aud closed for the day at 84sc Corn
was quiet and generally easier, but closed for
the day at yesterdays figures. Receipts show
marked falling off. Oats were quiet and easy.
Mess pork was unchanged, except for April, a
few sales being made at 5000. Lard declined
a "a Zoe per hundred pounds early, rallied some
what, but fell off again. and closed at about in
side figures. Short ribs were a shade easier.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Exu1.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, April IA -Flour-Receipts 3d.
395 packages exports. $50 brls and s. 744 sacks.
The market was steady and more active Sales,
q, 900 brs.
Wheat-Receipts, 49, $50 bu; exports none.
Spot lots !! &c higher but less active; options
opened rather easier, subsequently ruled strong
er. and advanced a Sc. closing firm st the
best rates. Speculation vas fairly active. Sales,
$4,000 bu futures, and $4,000 bu spot. No.
2spring. nominal. 93c; ungraded red. 9ll q 95ac
No. 8 red. Ollie; No. 2red 92ac in elevator, 90
92scf o. b., 94c delivered; No. / red, csc; extra
red, 941c in elevator; No / white, 931c; No. 2
red, April. nominal; May. 9ls a92sc. closing at
92Ae; June. 9ls a92sc, closing at 92c; July, 80.
9l4c. cosing at 9l5c August, 90s a 9lc closing
at Ole; September, 9ls G9lac closing at 9llc;
December. 944 a a94se, closing at 9isc; May.
99t 099sc. closing at 99hc.
Corn-Spat lots about &c and options a
trihe higher. closing firm. Receipts, 600 bu,
exports. 1888 bu; sales, 166000 bu futures and
$4,000 bu spot: ungraded. 4sa a soc; steamer,
4szc elevator; No ?. 49!c elevator; steamer
white, 48sc elevator; No. 2. April, nominal;
May, 495 49lc, closing at 49.c; June, 4ss 4Ssc,
closing at 4ssc; July. 49.c, closing at 49ac Au-
gust, 50sc. closing at o0. C.
Oats n trife higher. but very quiet; receipts,
$4,000 bu; exports. As bu sales 90, 900 bu fut-
ures, and %. 600 bu spot: mixed Western, "a!
a SIC; white Western, IS a42c
Hay quiet and generally steady.
Hops unchanged and dull
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at 15kc: options act
i've and higher sales, 95, go bags: April 10 20 a
10 s5c; Nav, IS so lac: june b So IA 15c; July,
13.9 90 a ii 25c; August. l4.05 IA zoe: September,
IA e5U IA 40c; Oetobor, IA 10 a IL soc; November,
IA l5d IA 40c; December. IA 10 a IA soc: January,
IA % IA 45c; March, IA 81 a IA soc. Sugar. dull
centrifugal, STE; refined steady; standard A. 5se;
cut-loaf and crushed, Cd Q6 3-l6c.
Rice steady.
Talow firm and active at q &c.
Eggs steady and in moderate demand. Re
ceipts. 4.678 packages; Western, 12s al 3c.
Pork in moderate demand. Cut meats steady
Lard dull, heavy and 95 points lower; Westerr
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. April Observation-Disclosures. 800
shipments. LOO. The market easier; choice
heavy native steers, 81 90 fair to good ship
ping steers. S404.7O: butchers steers fair to
good. SO. 90 80; stockers fair to good, $500
3 To- Texans. to choice, 81 90
Hogs-Receipts. 100 shipments, 500 The
and butchers selections 1895 1870; packing fair
to good. $3.50 so; Yorkefs. medium to prime
Sheep-Receipts, 1870: shipn ents. 1000 The
market was strong wooded fair to fancy, $3.50
04.so; clipped. medium to choice $303-90.
CHICAGO. April 14-The Droyers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Recepts, IL 900; shipments 5000.
Market slow and 10015c off; shipping steers, rang
ing $50 to 1900 rounds. So. S005 stockers and
lesaeFs b SO o 20 COWS Tss n eatfe aH
Hogs--Receipts II 600; shipments, 5000. Mar
ket steady; rough and mixed. $5.2o05. IS: packing
and shipping, $3.50 05s7 l2 light S50o.ooi skips,
Sheep Receipts S, ZOO: shipments, 1000. Market
slow and Zoe lower; natives. S3a5; Western, $4 u
4.65; Texans, S2.5004; lambs, $l.5OGo.oo
NEW YORK, April 14.-Beeves-Receipts, 395:
ordinary to prime steers, S4.709560 per 100
pounds. Exports. 81 beeves. so sheep and so quar-
tiers of beef. American refrigerator beef at Liver
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts G. 1900. Fair demand
and steady at 5.2506 per 100 pounds for unshorn
sheep; %f.5005 fer clipped sheep; S5.6O01 for
unshorn vearlings; 1926 for clipped yearlings,
and s. 06. so per head for spring lambs.
Hogs-Receipts, 8 500 all for slaughterers direct.
Market nominaly steady at So. 70G6 per 100 pounds.
KANSAS CITY, April 14.-Cattle-Receipts,
100; shipments. 1450; market demoralized, and
not sufficient trading to establish quotations.
Hogs-Receipts 1850; shipments. $50: steady
COR choice and sc lower for others; good 10 choice.
$5.45 60; common to medium, SO $40; skips
and pigs, SIS. 5O04.90.
Sheep-Receipts. 81; shipments nothing: weak
and 15c lower good to choice So $780, common tic
medium. So 02-75.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 14.-Cattle- Receipts.
10; shipments, 95. The market slow at yes
terday's prices No cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hogs-Rcceipts. . 800; shipments 1900. The
market was fair: Phiadelphias, $5.9096.10 York
ers $3.50 5.65; common and light, 1915 80
pigs 81. 7505. Sixteen of hogs shipped to New
York TODAY.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 600. The
market was slow at yesterdays quotations.
BALTIMORE. April IA Beef cattle-Market slow,
and prices, considering improved quality, lsc lower;
best beeves. 47s0514c first duality, 4aa04 7sc;
medium, 3aa04s4c; erdinary, 240331c; most sales
from 3l405lsc receipts, 749 head: sales. 720 head
Receipts of sheen and lambs 1857 head; quota
tons-Sheep. 3051ac; lambs, 90l2l2c.
CINCINNATI. April 14.-Hogs weak; common
and light. $4.5O05.4O: packing and butchers
$5.1505.7 receipts, 1885, shipments. 1900.
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Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. No. spring wheat, 79s a S21c:
No. spring wheat, 7l3c; No. red, s2sc. No 2
corn. 349 @373c No 2 oats, 24s use. No 9
rye, SO 055lc No. barley 52c. No. l fax
seed, sl.04 Prime timothy seed SLIT. Mess
pork.per brl, $40 70. Lard, per 100 lbs, S.. 32k.
shoulders (boxedl, G. 1O06.25 Short-clear sides
(boxed). S.700S75c. Whisky. distiers' finished
goods, per gallon. 81 Is. Sugars, cut-loaf, g. q
6sc; granulated. &C. standard ''A.' 5sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was easy; creamery, 18024c; dairy,
II a 3c. Eggs. 120 121c.
Recepts-Flour, IA, 600 brls; wheat, 49. 900 bu;
corn, 10000 bu oats. $1,000 blu; rye. 1.000
barley, 1000. Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn % 900 bu; oats, As, 600 bu
rye, 1000; barley TO- 900 hu.
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John H. Naien and wife to Martha |.
Smith lot is, in Ezra a. Oiemans
subdivision of block s. in Holiness
Westend addition TO Indianapolis 10000
John Bernhart and wife TO Magdalena
Gerold part of outlot So. in Haugheys
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Josephine Mctiinnis and wife to Chas.
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subdivision of Hannas heirs addition to
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Robt. Ingls and wife to Daniel ". Lovett,
lot 10, in Il. b. and j. $. Duncans
addition to Indianapolis .-------.------- 100000
Mary H. Richards guardian to Mary :.
Burke. lots Is to 8 inclusive. in block
p, in North indianapolis .------------- $4,000
John Frost. jr to Susan Commiskey. lot
., in John Frost, jr. s. Haughville sub
John Frost, jr to G. II. Wiles, lot l. in
John Frost, jr.'s, Haughville subdivi-
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The Citizens National Bank to VIM.
Schmakel lot So in Ruddell's Glen
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Frederick White and wife to Anthony II.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK April 14.-C. L. Greene & Co.'S re-
port on cotton futures says: There is still narrow
market. An absence of encouraging features from
abroad induced selling this morning. and a
small break, but the shorts afterwards became
alarmed and in covering stimulated the feeling suf-
and give firm tone at the close"
NEW ORLEANS. April 14.-Cotton firm; net and
gross receipts 274 bales exports to Great Britain
$3.50 bales; TO the continent 3, 497 bales; sales
1000 bales: stock, 1873 go bales
LIVERPOOL. April 14.-Cotton--Busness was
good unchanged rates. sales, II 900 bales includ-
ing 1000 for speculation and export. and 10,5O0
bales American.
GALVESTON. April 14.-C0ton firm: net and
gross receipts, 15S bales; stock, 1641S bales
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of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty-four hour
ending at 5 P. NJ, April H. 1887, as furnished b
Elliott & Butler, abstacters of titles Room % Etn
Building
Geo. D. Tate and wife to BENZ. F. Hether-
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John VIM. Taylor. executor ct al. to Ed
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Spann & Co. second Woodlawn addi-
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ton his undivided one fourth interest in
lots 10, IL and Il, in square "A, in
Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40, OOO.0
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Hambleton. his undivided onefourth
interest in lots 10. / l and II, in square
II, Iii, in Indianapolis 100000
Stephen A. Holt ct al. to Rose Mack, lot
ton to Indianapolis ....--....-.-.. 10000
Louisa S. McDougall to James Renihan
ct al undivided efourth interest in
lots 2 and 8, in n. B. Palmer's resubdi-
square "a, in Indianapolis $4,000
Lizzie S. Palmer to James Renihan ct al.
undivided onefourth interest in lots 2
and 3 in n. B. Pamer's re-subdvision
of lot and part of lot 2. in square IL,
in indianapolis 49,. $4,000
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OIL.

OIL CITY Pa, April 14.-National Transit GER
tifcates opened at 645sc; highest Ga sc; lowest
81 Ice; closed at 64lac. Sales 254 900 brls clear
ances. $50 600 brls; charters, us BIT brls; ship
ments. 63, 4OS brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa, April 14.-Petroleum dull but
steady; National Transit certificates opened at GA
closed at GA iac highest 647sc; lowest, 64l2c
NEW YORK April 14.-Petroleum was dull open
ing at 5sc highest Ga &c; lowest "a l2c closing
at 6ilae. Sales, $4,000 brs. Turpentne frIner at
40l2c.
WILMINGTON April 14.-Turpentine firm at
34Ac.
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NEW YORK, April 14.-Dry goods-Exports of
domestic cotton goods the last week. 3 300 packages
total for the year of GO. 500 packages in excess
of the large business for the time last year The
market is quiet, demand dull. and movement very
moderate.
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Bulls good 10 choice .. 3.O003.75
Bulls. common to good ----------. 2.2502.S5
Mixers to good. per head -2o-O 90 04O.00
HoGs-Recepts, $3.50; shipments, $500. Quail
ity only fair; market opened weak at about Zoe
decline from yesterdays close especially on light
ard mixed grades: closing quiet. We quote:
Select medium and heavy shipping. S5.65 05.75
Light and heavy mixed packing 5.15 05.4O
Common to good Observation-Disclosures 5.1505.40
Yigs and heavy roughs ------ 4.5o05.00
SHEEP-Recepts, -; shipments, -. The
market remains steady and unchanged. We
Quote
Good to choice 81 1904. 60
Fair to good 3.65 al. 10
Common 800 %
Lambs common to rood 4.00O5O0
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. April 14.--Lead dull and depressed;
common 4c; refined, 405c.
NEW YORK. April 14---Copper dull; lake. 1893
10lac.
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SEEDS.

Clover-Common red June, prime (recleaned)
seanedp, Sab Is 54.35 sH Alsike PRIME ss@s Al
falfa prime. S7.2507.50 white $7.5009; prime
timothy 81 1O02.25 ~ bu; extra clean blue grass,
$I.6501.90 " bu: German millet, 81 ~ bu: com
mon millet, 75c y bu; faxseed selected, $1.100
l.40 y bu seed rye, 75c ~ bu old popcorn, 03c
~ fb; new popcorn 6O075c p bu; hemp, 3l2c;
canary, SC; rape, Sc ~ ID.
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NEW YORK, April 14-Bar silver, 96s a 96lc.
LONDON, April l4.-Bar silver 44sd per
ounce
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Quiet aud Unchanged-Hogs Weak and
Lower-Sheep Steady.
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market remains steady and unchanged. We
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CHICAGO, july > The proy.r, r,1r.,.
ports; "' ''
Cattle-re'o,pts, 100; shipments. 0o1. >t,,.
Ret -tuuE shipping steers. ~,
bulls and mixed 2j9 500; I,Ni, ca,,f' ~
lLi ~.
Hog--roccipts 100; MAKE, .,,...
nnsus from 4 300 o; Rough uui r.'.I
Hight, D uuhl ~.
Sncep-.rcccIpt>, none shipment. nY. N,r.
Nct ~touiN Natives, . 1jGi 90. N,.f.,, % ID.
9i Hu; Texans, pAn3 ".lauh.,l .U.s
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ptopaIauon euIeu me, and ! must say, n IL
the only medicine would give a cent for Ia
my case &c, II, Heard, Richmond, Ind.
10 Only genuine has a Z stamp, in red
on front Of wrapper.
H.. {, ZElLlN 4 co., Philadelphia Pa
Sole Proprielors, Price, al,
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- y '
aucr on sunday,
afternoon affirmed
defendants upon 2
soda water was not
necessity ana that
medicine but as Il ]
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New Coaches Splendid Equipment,


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thing ready to set sail. a carriage
which was waltiu4 at the rear Of the
court room conveyed Gibson to the
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Fast lime Sure Connections
PoiSeamous Wool

SALT LAKE, August 9.-Accord
ing to an estimate OF the leading NOR
chants the Ui.h CLIP this year viii
amount to s,020,Q00 pounds.
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GNINt~ro>. July 1s Market uug...II... "a
Wholesale .iuovr- quote, Ordinary .rupi
ordinary eva Nur, g. a, rr1uc, ...t .uu.tr -..
prHbcrry, "a, government JAW; -.
y. A. Little ~ Co. VIII SCI, You
eroccric~ at rock bottom prices, and
deliver them promptly
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leo PRICE CURRENT.
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

GIcei ic; brleh, quarters 5l,dsS.
vi ~
a. nER-lja.Oc per n.
90, ~ los. hams, ~
california, I'm bngs, 49, ,Gtc, Lima,
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kTING puwpER-Dr. Prices ana Royal
01E t.ur. q ~: l9-uZ., I -. 2is-lhs., H. 80;
900. --ol.. iuc; i-oa., Zoe son, 10; i-lb
Vh lrNHultu.- lN. ilc; ln. 5lc, " DO.
Fiji f.
+" r ,,5. p..la aa' , 10, r '''
4, 20 80. lmncs broom s. .. j. 10 % 25,
IA IS string green straw g. Is. b string
I. I'd. 3D.. string green sl2i,2 string ycl-
p bLl $50 MArEVfNi.-rooparrd lime 81 %
n nu' sla' Pia,i'rins l'in0 S-1J
loH mdf ~ rl. yir on e sim' H To-
~ u, DR. M M, ,ri@ plaster -'' WIN
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EAi, W mite, ia sucks OF Us lbs, tu;
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or uIliprnih, tG"At ft ID;
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.r,rK- AND BONDS.
BONpS

hos. July .o.-Cou-ols closed 10 l.l
r.y. boar silver. ili
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NETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

AZ UNITED STATES PORTS.
T. .,...s d-rhe following Is "A
Fen. '''"eht of cotton receipts at